1. Log on to the website of the College of Education in the province where the candidate is located;

2. After entering the management system page, click "Candidate Entrance" to enter the personal homepage;

3. Enter the admission ticket number, password and verification code as required, and click "Login" to enter;

4. After entering the personal homepage of the management system, click "View Passed Courses" in the "Application" item of the system function classification list on the left;

5. The home page on the right will show the written test scores and practical course scores that candidates have passed so far.

Generally speaking, local examination institutes in all provinces can check the results of previous self-taught examinations. If the self-taught candidates do not find the relevant entrance, they can also call the self-taught office or go to the self-taught office with their ID cards.

What should I do if I fail in the self-taught exam?

I failed in a single subject, so I can't make up the exam. There is no make-up exam in the self-study exam system. Self-taught subjects get full marks 100, and pass marks are 60. Candidates who fail to pass the exam can continue to take the exam of this subject next time. There is no limit to the number of self-taught students. If the candidate fails once or twice, he can take the exam again until he finally passes.

So if the self-taught exam fails, you can only wait for the next opportunity to apply, and then candidates can choose to continue to apply until they pass the exam. Small partners who fail to take the self-study exam can also choose other adult education methods, such as participating in distance network education, open education of RTVU, adult college entrance examination, etc., which will help improve the level of adult education.

Self-study exam results can be kept for several years.

There was a rule before: the score of a single subject is valid for 8 years. This means that if the self-taught candidates fail to obtain the graduation certificate of the reported major within eight years, the scores of single subjects beyond this period will be invalid and they need to re-apply and take the exam.

However, not all provinces enforce this provision, and each province can decide whether to implement this provision according to its own situation. At present, Beijing, Shanghai, Fujian, Shandong, Jiangsu, Hebei, Zhejiang, Xinjiang, Guangdong, Hubei, Sichuan and Hunan have not implemented this regulation, which means that these provinces have no deadline requirements.

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